Comparison between the Brazilian Technical Regulation on Good Practices for Food Services and complementary laws in the Southern Region
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https://doi.org/10.3395/2317-269x.00454Keywords:
Sanitary Inspection, Good Manufacturing Practice, Regulations, Health Legislation, Health CodeAbstract
This study attempted to compare the sanitary regulations for food services in the Southern Region of the country, with Federal Technical Regulations. The study used a descriptive and exploratory approach with data collected between March and July 2010 and updated in August 2015. Interviews with those responsible for the food sector in the Health Surveillance Agency were recorded, transcribed, and approved for use. The interviews aided analysis and comparison of the different health regulations. The most similar regulation came from Rio Grande do Sul Secretary of Health, which established a specific regulation for the responsibilities and training of food handlers. Another similar regulation was the Ordinance design, which used a structured checklist and compliance percentage. In contrast, Santa Catarina State’s resolution, despite its checklist design, presents fewer similarities. The Health Surveillance Agency of the state of Paraná had no complementary laws, published a specific Technical Note for street food.Downloads
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